Ciao Venice

Educational trip October 2022

In October 2022, we, the team from Koppelhuber² und Partner, traveled to Venice as part of a training program. In glorious autumn weather, we were able to spend three days experiencing a city that is unusually relaxed for Venice, exploring the sights & culinary delights on numerous city walks together.

The highlight of the trip, however, was a visit to the 59th International Art Exhibition, the Venice Biennale 2022, entitled “ The Milk of Dreams” where we were inspired by contemporary art and also had some interesting conversations within the team.

We are already looking forward to the next educational trip (Architecture Biennale 2023?).

2nd International Congress HolzBau | Technology & Economy (HTW) | 01./02.06.2022
Conversion and extension of vacation home L. | St. Bartholomä

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